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Wuhan Univ. J. Nat. Sci.
Volume 31, Number 1, February 2026
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| Page(s) | 58 - 68 | |
| DOI | https://doi.org/10.1051/wujns/2026311058 | |
| Published online | 06 March 2026 | |
Computer Applications and Software
CLC number: TJ391.9
Design of "1+N+N" Parachute Training Simulation System
一种支持“1+N+N”模式的伞降训练模拟系统设计方法
Teaching and Research Department of Unit 91976, PLA, Guangzhou 510430, Guangdong, China
(中国人民解放军91976部队,广东 广州 510430)
Received:
5
January
2025
Abstract
Aiming at the issues of poor scalability, single training modes, and missing platform foundation in current parachute training simulation systems, a method for a parachute training simulation system supporting the "1+N+N" mode is proposed by building a flexible functional structure design based on four domains and two systems architecture, which can adapt to multiple working modes such as "1+N" and "1+N(*)". This method can effectively save the cost and time of upgrading and expanding system capacity, greatly increasing the lifespan and availability of the system.
摘要
针对当前伞降训练模拟系统存在扩展性差、训练模式单一和平台底座功能缺失的问题,提出一种支持“1+N+N”模式的伞降训练模拟系统设计方法,构建了四层域、两重体系支撑的柔性化功能结构。所构建的系统支持“1+N”和“1+N(*)”多种工作模式,能够自动发现、主动适配动态接入硬件模拟器和辅助设备。该方法能够有效节约升级扩充系统容量的成本和时间,极大地增加系统的寿命及可用性。
Key words: industrial design / virtual reality / software architecture / visualization / computer simulation model
关键字 : 工业设计 / 虚拟现实 / 体系结构 / 可视化 / 计算机仿真模型
Cite this article:LI Xianjin, LIU Yu, LI Gangqiang, et al. Design of "1+N+N" Parachute Training Simulation System[J]. Wuhan Univ J of Nat Sci, 2026, 31(1): 58-68.
Biography: LI Xianjin, male, Ph. D., Engineer, research direction: military modeling and simulation, operational training system. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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